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Make the Little Ones Happy

and also save money by purchasing some Of the
following wonderful bargains offered for to-mor-
row at 8. w. Augenste1n's, ST. to S2I 18th St n W:
Bisque dolls moving head and Jonted limbs. ISc. /:
h iS,in. dolls indessructble heads 2ec.; canvas
Dody dolls, bisque heads, only 46c., worth CSC !:
large willow doll carriages, 4Oc.: SO STYLES alnbs'
bet blocks only 20c., worth Soc; pieces mahoC.
any finished furniture, reduced from slO.ss to
$69s extra large school desks, s1.69, worth 81 80
Is key pianos, 7ac., worth 81; lotto or dominoes
&C. per set; toy trunks 41c. rattan or carpet seat
rocking chairs ST.; curtain poles complete, CSC;
our - rugs only $2S; our s rugs only 81 8S: de,
corated dinner sets, s1O.Ss worth $40: 800 WorS-
stands reduced to sc; accordeons, 67c, worth
S1.2j; ecoIated chamber sets, $l.96; decorated
tan rocking chairs. Examine our prices and be
convinced that we lead In low prices. Patent
spring shoo-f1ys $l.27 sold elsewhere at 81 10. i
SaxOny Wool German Hand.knit
Jackets, Leggins, Gents Jerseys, Muffiers.
Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, at c. Auerbach's
Mems Furnishings, Hats and Sewing Machine
Rooms, 9TH and H.
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The NAVIGATING STALLION which Prof. Gleason
proposes TO suDdue at the E-steet rink this even
Ing has arrived from BOyce station, Va. The pro-
lessor regards this horse the worst he has ever
undertaken to handle, and the rink will undoubt-
edly be crowded by visitors anxious to see the ex-
pertinent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

$3.50 OvERcokTs, in many colors and shades
El,elnan Bros, manufs cturers, cor. nth and st5
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To GIVE all an opportunity OF inspecting our
unique Christmas stock, we will keep open even
lngs from his date until oath instant, inclusive.
ALEX. MILNE, Sill 9tn ST NV,
Fine furniture and DECORATIONS.
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RrsBrR CLOTHING, best In the world.
GOODYEAR, 800 9th street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

f.,;~rfioss for The % hours commencing at o. m,
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia,
and West Virginia warmer, threatening weather,
with rain. hight TO fresh northeasteriy winds In
crsastng h force, with brisk TO high winds on the
coast.
CIoerSs-orr SALE.-Mens furnishings, ladies' C..
p cOrsets underwear undergarInents, dolls fans
fancy goods and notions at and below cost for
casn until entirely sold Our stock Is now full OF
y1ch and choice novelties suitable for Christmas
presenrA such as silk and cashmere mufhers linen
and SILK handkerchiefs, plain and embroidered
suspenderA fancy night shirts, umbrellas under
raents 90 max room for our increased business In
ladies' misses and chidrens eloaks and suits,
gloves and hosiery, which viii hereafter occupy
the entire premises. Can early and avoid the
rush. VERY respectfully, r ii. TAYLOR
VIZ. Il. McKsKw, successor,
ga Pepna. ave-
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ApPLEroNs American Cyclopsdia for Christ
mas present Is the most useful you can make your
family.
Address Box 1o9, star Office, for the best terms
ever offered u obtain this great library OF refer
ence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

Orr RrBpEE Boots and shoes will wear and give
satisfaction. GOODYEAR, 800 9th street.
kErslSsER's ice cream 80 81. NV
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CLOTH SURFACE Rubber" 6ossarner, "a and up;
stylish AMI good GOODYEAR, 800 9th ST.
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$3.50 OvxscoArs; they are made well and
trimmed Tar better than Is used In such price coats
generally. kiseman Bros., manufacturers, cor. TN
and sta
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"YOu Call ices a Fair.

call 1t an Exposition"
It's "beautiful," 'grande,n "magnifQue;" $50
bright, so handsome" $50 cheerful-and the i'm:
mense variety-and the cheap prices-No wonder
your store Is so crowded"
These were the explanations Of one of our
French patrons yesterday, as he purchased goods
at our establishment, The Fair, s12 9TH st. a. w.,
GOidschmid's old stand.
The Fair Is 200 feet deep. extending from 7th to
Sth ST., and the holiday department Is so feet
wide. Wv "
Our great special sale for Thursday
Beautlfui SILK plush or leather Albums for CSC
New designs In silk plush Whisk- holders COM
plete, 79c.
tings for $1.4S
!vorite Gun and Collar Box, satin lined, for 81. o.
Brass Umbrella Stands for S5c,
Boudoir Backing Cases for 9Sc
Lovely hanging Flower Baskets for 81. 60
Gnt-frame, satin-lined Wall Pockets for 6ec.
English Chamber Sets, decorated, new designs.
(the sets are worth $39SD; for $29S
Decorated Dinner and Tea Set combined. f,st
imported: square shapes; for $l398
Come and see our store. Examine olr stock
and you will do all the Dragging for us that our
competitors have TO do for themselves in the news
papers. ~
Pleased customers are the best advertisers.
oo,,,o, TIE FAIR, BIZ 9TH st. NV,
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UoLmSY JFwRIRY. 10 per cent discount till
18th. LApsoSs lewelry tore, 4s3 7th street.
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HOLIDAY AND WEDDING Presents at shedd &
Bros.
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Tur IMMENSE rush OF customers to take advan-
fage OF our special bargains in nrst-ciass shoes,
RIibbers and irtlcs Is still increasing.
L. HEILBEuSs,
Largest one-Priee shoe House, 4O2 9TH st.
See the Old Lady in window. 7. g. Large Chro-
mos AND tickets for all
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ISOR RENT
II S2l 18th sine 5r ga 1224k Wylie 81. n Q BIO so
1211 Wyie ST. ne, Or. Il Rear 1921 W., Ar 10
1209H Wye 81 1850 l3s SBound St 5r.9 30
ia 10Th St Sc. = Piers Court sw, 3r 8 90
Est. Terrace sc. 5r.. .10l
d3-lm SwORMSTEDT BRADLEY Q21 Est
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At the Oriole, se2 9TH st. NV,
A fine line OF new patterns SILK Hdkfs.. at 3ac n
regular 75c. SILK Hdkf, fine design, 5Oc CASHMERE
Muners, :9c., 49c. an extra fine Cashmere Nuf.
her, worth .25 at 9Sc.; fine Silk MuffIers pfc..
81 and 81 40; Childrens' Fur-top Gloves sprinr
wrist, only 59c. worth 81; a lot of Infants Zephyr
Caps, some worth $l.5O, choice CSC; Gents csc
cardigan Jackets, &c; finer Cardigan JacIets'
98c, $1.2o and $l.49; finest German Knit JacHefs
TO, 2.SS and $24S; Boys, Youths, ana Mems
Fur-tOp Gloves 5Oc 7oc and CSC. ; ST. 25 ana ii 40
WIN buy Glove worth So: Gents Kid Gloves
stiched-back, patent hook, CSC; Gents fine aus
penders SILK worked %, 80 and 4Sc.; Gents Hem
stitched Hdkfs., for 25c.; KID Body Dolls patent
head 2ac. the same in larger size, with bisque
heao, 4Sc.; much larger Kid Body Dolls bisuue
heads, 9Sc. 1-lnch Bisque Ornaments q pair Acc !:
lne same In IO-lncn, 9Sc. pair; Plush Dressing.
Cases.Com6, Brush and Looking Glass, N,9S
go, G4s ana up TO 81; Brass Ornaments con.
sistlng OF Whisk- Holders, Flower Pots Mirrors
Iam0orlne, &C, 49: 70 and 9sc.; Fancy Colognes
IN Shippers, Boots, Lamps, &c, at 8, IA, 10 and 34c
The Most Beautiful Display
OF Holiday Goods Of every description at The Fair
81 Ith ST. NV. Read their interesting advertise.
ment in this column.
Gold Eye Glasses and Specks, City Optical
Store. 4S7 Pa. ave. AZ
Elegant Sewing Machines, only 600.
Special reductions for holiday presents. All
latest improvements and years guarantee Send
for catalogue to c. Auerbach 7th and sta
Telephone 1922. Next door to c. Auerbach's
Knit Jacket Depot /
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III. ID. BARn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
Bee tse be-. honor e inform you that his KEW aooDs
-, sAkK personally nss III garments 49, IN has
11ll Rnnsy1vsnia Avsnua
uAa5 wa.hin6>pa. ma
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE sl5O,OO0.

we DO hereby certify thar supervise ne arrange
nens FOR al the Monthly and Semi nnudi Drdcings
TIE Lotsfdnd State Lottery Cbnapdny aud in person
manage and control the Drawings Uemselues and that
ne sanae ore conducted ach honesty gatrness and
good dnh fo,rdrd all parties and authorize the Com
DdFy 70 use this certificate nth fac sDailes az our s0n0-
tures attached. IN its advertisements"
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ksxpExssosx GrrrErrR CLrH CoScExrs.-The
H0graxns Tor the Two entsxta1nments Will % en-
ufeiy distinct. Only matinee seats are h0wr5E
BE advertisements
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JOhnsOn's 18th and f.
european. Ladies' large saloon attached
Try Fennel Honey Extract for Coughs. m,wSs
Send to GOOdacre's, I226 II st., for prices
OF Flour Feed, Cut-hay, Grain, &c.
''Royal Glue'' mends China, Glass Wood, &C,
For the Holidays.
Getyour watches. diamonds clocks opera glasses
silver plated ware or anything In the jewefry line,
at w. 8. Tappan's 6O4 9th St NV under Temple
hoteL Fine goods at low prices. wv
Fennel Honey Extract. CSC. and soc. m.w&s
A most valuable Christmas present to make
your children attending school, For best terms
ever offered, address Box l29, star ONCE :
g Per Gallon, 3Jc. Quart Bottle. M. 4
rye Maiskey, pest In the world for the money.
Orders by mail McGEEs. 9th near d st. was
Philllps' Digextible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress- 60
sFcnnel Honey Extract for Lung Diseases In was
Fresh Attorney Butter cnurned every morn,no
and delivered In n 10. "Ward" prtnts 4Oc Der ID
Also. Cottage Cheese and ButtermilI; sweet MIX
Sc per quart
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GOldschmid's Old Stand. .'

APPIetOn's EncyclOpRdia-A most Val.
uaDie christmas present TO make your children
attending school For best terms ever offered al
dress Box 129, Star Office
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G.s-ur.yrSs STOVES al snedd & Bros.

DID Yor HEAR about those pants We make TO
order al s.: Call and see the variety OF Patterns
Eiseman BROS, cor. 7th and E sts., manufacturing
Clothiers add Tailors.
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CITY ITEMS.

CHILDREN clap their hands with Joy when they
see the curious notions at Gould's 9th st-Adrt.
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Substantial Holiday Offerinrs

o0O More Of those Heavy Men's Elan.
me- oSersntrte. olue gray and brown, at 81 90
at c. Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot. 7th and II, !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

most valuable Christmas present to make
your children attending school. For best terms
ever offered. address Box l2g Star OfYico
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PINE GAS FIx-uREs at Shedd Bros.
4 Bur YorR SuyIRvARr at LApsos'a 40 .th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

the MOst Heautff0i Display
OF Holiday Goods OF every description az The Fair
sl2 1th st. NV; Read their interesting advertise
ment in this column.
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TRUSTEES ELECTED.-At meeting OF the con-
trtbuting members OF the Washington Training
elected trustees for the ensuing year: Mrs. d. w.
Prenttss, Mrs. II. A. Willard, Mrs. A. j. Bentley,
Mrs. j. w. Powell, Mrs. Miranda Tullock, Miss
Joseph, Drs. p. j. Murphy, A. F. A. King. b. G..
Pool II. D. Fry, DR.. Acker, and Mr.. W. p. Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

% Per Gallon. sJc. Quart Bottle. No. 1
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail MCGEEs. 9th near d st. IVES
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JOhMSOn's 18th and f.
urOpean. Ladies' large saloon attached.
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ATTENTION Is called 10 the meeting OF the serial
savings and building Association this evening q
5ociock 81 No. 6l5 TN street northwest stock
can bow &c haa &C q per share; per cent paid on
wirhdrzwn sock
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Send 20 GOOdacre's, 1226 II st., for price
OF Flour, Feed, Cut-hay, Grain, &c.
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Phillips DigeNtible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress- en-
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JURORS ExCUsEp.-This morning Judge Mont.
gomery excused the following petit Jurors on the
regular panel: F. H. Barbarln, H. d. Green X, T,
following were accepted in their places: Geo. r.
Wilson, oliver Black, w. E. Thompson, H. j.
Bright, and g. W. Cropley.
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EOh KEN
Il 142l q ST. n.w.,m.i..
fur, 11r.............Sl2o
Cor. r st. and Conn. ave.
NV, l3r. 1896
9:2s9 Farrzgut SO. NV,
1862 p st. n. w., i3r. iur. SO
Park Hotel, 9TH ut. road,
2Or. ................-.-..1o
901 NJ st. NV. 12r. 10
1410 P ct. NV. Or. 80
9:59 N st. NV, fur, ar. 90
1913 Ind. ave. NV, 10r. .o5
2U5 q st. NV, Or. 49,. 80
1853 Ohio Nv. NV, Or. .35
1908 Pa. ave-. Or .3o
1926 G ut. n. w., 7r. .25
BOB p st u. w., Or .......,25
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see our Xmas tree. They are expecting santa
Claus 10 bring them something nice, and papas
and md everything In the TOY line nj
the great ana popular &C. store, 439 1tn street
northwest. The decorated tree Is attracting and
pleasing 10 ali the little bright eyes tnat see 1t.
Go TO G. q. CoHSwE1L 4 son and satisfy your
selves about quality and prices.
$l5 oyERcoars In twenty different shades. Else
man Bros, manufacturer, cor. 1th and sts
GoLp-HEiDED CANES. 8. L.psoS's 4aa 7th
OUR RrBEKE Boots and shoes will wear and give
kKIsISeERls ice cream, aa5 @ st. NV.
81 OvrsCoArs; they are handsomely -lined
throughout with satin Eiseman Bros, manufac-
turerS, cor. .th and L sts
FOR CHRISTMAS.
Just received at K A. GOldens Potomac River
Game and fish stalls Center Market large lot and
all sizes OF chesapeake and Potomac River dia-
They have Ine finest flavor of all the terrapins
mat swim. WIN be pleased TO receive your order
early. Telephone call s47-a
UoLm,Y JrwERY. 10 per cent discount till
18th. LADsoS's 1ewelry tore, 4f3 1th street.
sra5o ovERcolrs, in many colors and shades.
Eiselan Bros. msnuff cturers, cor 9TH and I SIS.
Foa Washington dressed beef 60 TO Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 6,s I'D and go Center Market, and 100 and
Us Northern Liberty. Corn beef specially.
CLOTH SURFACE .'Rubber" Gossamer, "a and up;
stylish and good. GOODYEAR, 800 9th 81.
To GIVE all an opportunity of inspecting our
unique Christmas stock, we WIN keep open even
lngs from lhls date until oath instant, Inclusive.
ALEX. MILNE, Sill 9tn ST NV,
Fine furniture and decorations
GAs-HEA1Ns STOVES at snedd Bros.
DID zoe HEAR about those pants We make TO
order al s.: Call and see the variety of Patterns.
Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th and stS., manufacturing
Clothiers add Tailors.
PEARL OrrRA GLASSES. $3.50. LADsoss, 433 It'll
ApPLEroNs American Cyclop8dia for Christ
mas present Is the most useful you can make your
family.
Address Box 1oe, star Office, for the best terms
ever offered % obtain this great library OF refer
ence.
RrBBrR CLOTHING, best In the world
GoopYKAR, 800 9Th street.
FINE GAS FIxruREs at Snedd Bros.
Bur YorR SnvrRwARf at LADs0s's 433 1th 81.
s1350 OvYacoArs; they are made well and
trimmed Tar better than Is used In such price coats
generally. EiSeman BrOs, manufacturers, cor. 7th
and Z Sta
BARsArSs. watches. and jewelry. Frank Az Pa av.
10000 TnlsxoxrrERs correct Hempler's Ave.
AK
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u
one MAGNIFICENT Rosewood Upright Grand p1ano.
cost Ss25.
One Rosewood Upright Grand Piano. used but one
year, for only ESQ.
one Rosewood Upright Cabinet Grad pisno. Der.
fectly used but three months by party leevf
the city: only S22a
MAGNIFICENT square Grand. used shout si, months
bought for only e2o0.
All the above the finest first class uskes Terms
70 suit monthly or good discount for cssh.
d9 wAREROONs 42o 9th st
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EOR RENT-Mass. av., (,
Il near DupontCir., 17r,
500 21st St, Tor. m. 4. so
SOP 2lst st., 12r. miss. 80
ia 10Th ct. 10r.m-i $3.50
PIG Gst., Tor, M. lao. 80
gig / st, Sr. mi. 1880
1880 18th ST. Or. =. .35. 50
2137 + ST., Sr. mi. 80. so
2Q2 | Portner ST., Or. 30. 80
20lS L st., 6r., mi. $3.50
1604 L ST., Or. mi. ..2l5 30
10l2 26th. sr. mi. pa. 80
1902 L st. Or. mi. Pas 30
1908 n St, 6r...........25
$500 Olive ave, Or. d.. so
291S Olive av., 6r.. .222.50
ISIS n st., Or. ......2e22-o0
2120 II ST., Sr. 30
sos y. H. ave-, 6r. 20 80
915-l5h 26th. Or. .ls.40
2427 n St. 9 rs. 1856
1910 Both st. Or. 10. so
Corner Cleveland ana
Boundary SITS. Or.
40o.40S. 40 PoIneroy
Fora full list apply to '
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
TWO Kurgluries.

On Saturday night Hellman, Stass-
forth & Co.'s store was entered by burg.
lars, who endeavored to break into the
safe. The burglars entered from the
Main street side and probably gained the
inside of the building by putting a
small boy over the transom. The glass
in this was broken and the transom was
not large enough to admit of grown
person entering in that manner. Once
inside, the boy opened the doors and
admitted others provided with tools,
who bored three holes into the safe, but
did not succeed in striking the right
spot. The time consumed in boring
must have carried the burglars well into
the morning and they were afraid to con.
| tinue their explorations.
On Monday night the saloon in the
basement on the corner of Arcadia and
Main streets was broken into and the
till robbed of about S5 in coin. Nc
traces OF the perpetrators OF either
cline have been discovered so far.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
The Grandest Opportunity OF the
Age Going.

You travel for hours in search OF home
OF a good investment, when one lies az your
door for almost nothing. Every. one, alter
being shown through sagebrush and SAND
in one direction, over boulders. arroyos IN
another gullies and washes in third nr Ia snd nc
low, fiat land beyond US, come 10 our 9ince,
and with sigh of relief. after a ride OF
forty minutes over lovely road arrive on
tba mesa on Vermont avenue, at the beauti'
fui townsite of Rosecrans. where we we are are
lot in instalments of So per month. with
water piped on the streets. What wonder
that we have sold 800 lots in two weeksl A
sane person does not pause e. think Twice, dC
borrows money to buy more at these prices.
A motor road running inside of six months
and the large amount of land I we own guar guar
antee seli.supporting and thTiylng, rNT ,d Town
K. X. D'ART0IS, Manager,
W L. WEBB, Secretary. N, y,... @,
Rooms and 9, Wilson BLOCK, "a W. fifs' OF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
xno,CnshI zig spec!

Must be sold this week l5-acre tract win
water; all under cultivation; q mile from
new railroad station, Anaheim districti
fine bearing orange, peach and fig trees (no
scale) balance in barley. worth soooo' lof
only 5000. $500 can run six months Re-
mem ber-must be sold at once, as party
must leave the city. Apply to Day d Sid
dali, 8 Sou Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
Examine the soil carefully.

On the 18th the books for subscriptions to
stock in the Sipii Ranch were opened ana
Yesterday at 2 80 p. NJ. all OF the par stock,
amounting 10 1886 ,000 had been sold. Inc
ss Iqi6 per acre and but few shares can be
obtained at that price.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
AAlicR.

The attorney or attorneys who borrowed
from the office OF Howard & kobarts. vii,
cox Block, Vols. l and 2 OF Briefs, Vol. "
New York Reps. Court of Appeals), .
Vols. OF Parsons on Contracts ana ~
Vol. of Howard's Pr. Rep. will confer ia
vor Oh the undersigned by returning them
Immediately. HOWARD & RoBARTs.
"Tribune" and "Express' copy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
auc,,ou sale of OIL Paintings.

The finest collection of oil paintings thar
ever came to Los Angeles. are now on ex-
hibition in the Hellman Block, opposite the
Pico House. The paintings are by frof.
Armstrong & Son, of San Francisco. and
will be sold at auction to the highest bidder
tonight and Thursday night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
100000 Feet

OF thoroughly seasoned finishing lumber,
comprising ceiling, rustic. wainkcoatins
and casing stock, is now being unoaded at
our various yards This lumber is all first
class and very dry.
ScHALLERT GANAHL LUMBER Co.
First and Alameda streets,
EAST Los ANGELES LUMBER YARD,
WASHINGTON ST. LUMBER YARD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
arcadia.
Fine soil. Water plentiful and good.
Fift,.DoIlar Lots.

Ten dollars per MONTH No INTEREST," NO
lottery1 In the town of Broad Acres, eight
and h alf miles from the city, Pure water
Hurry up or you'll get left. No 2' North
Spring street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
Tract of goo Acres.

Excellent land, one mile from city limits;
new line of Santa Fe road crosses one cor
ner: 6. p. station within half mile; offered
in body for $3.50 per acre. Title beyond
question; water unfailing. Inquire, fora few
days. of G. W. KING, IlS West First street,
or MeKoon & Strong, Ill West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
@xouosccraus-x5O.' :

Don't DELAY; take warning; they are going
Come and see our beautiful land.
RosEcRANs IMPROVEMENT Co.,
Rooms s and 9 Wilson Block,
"a West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26

The Quaker Dairy Hestaurant
Gives the best Csc meal. No. PA south
Spring street. Try it. Meals served to
nr6pr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
In THE SUPERIOR COURT,

TN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF Los
Angeles, State of California. IN the
matter OF The estate of JAMES T. PIERCE,
deceased. Notice for publication OF time
appointed for proving will. ETC.,
Pursuant 10 an order OF Judge OF said
sunerior Court. made ON the 23d dsv OF
Me- 1897 nottce is hereby given that Mon
oay. the 6tn day of June, 1887. at 10 o'clock
A. N. of said day. at the courtroom OF De-
nartment No. 2 OF said court at the HERALD
building Spring street, in the Oity Of Los
2naeies. County OF Los Angeles, California
has been appointed as the time and place
for proving the will OF said James I. Pierce,
De cea. ed and for hearing the application OF
Evaline Pierce for the issuance to her OF
letters OF administration with the will an
nexed, when and where any person In
tcres ted ms appear and contest the same.
Dated May 26, 1857.
O. IL. DUN5MooR, Clerk.
BY NJ ]. AsHMoRE, Deputy Clerk. my26-12i
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26

Water in every section, sl5 per acre.
George W. Johnston, Downey avenue ana
Alta street, E. l.. A. z. o. box 592.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26

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No meeting OF the board tomorrow.
The Grain Markets.
DOMESTIC.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 25 -Wheat-Buy-
er. season. Sl.0iH; buyer, 81, $l,le1s.
S1S4.
Corn Good; California large yellow,
sl.lO per eental small yellow, s1l2; white,
H.S71a. -
cash, s7lb: June, sSL1; July, S67s. -,
Corn-Weak; cssn, 37A; June, So9s;
July. DO.
Barley-Nominal at SIC per bushel
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, May 25.-Wheat firm, steady I;
demand poor; holders offer moderately.
Corn-Quiet; new mixed Western. 4s ld
per cental.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
Grand Promenade Concert


Meine Brothers celebrated Military Band,
at washington Garden, Thursday. May Goth,
and Sunday, May Goth, from p M 10 4:3O
p. M.
PRoGRAMME-PART FIRST.
l. March-"Mayor A. E. Pecks Regi-
mental ..........; =; VI oissus
2. Overture-"The Night Wanderer,"
8. Mediey--"Ye oldep Times" e. Boyer
A. Waltz-"The First Kiss ...,. 'Lamothe
PART SECOND.
6. Overture-"The Golden Necklace"
...........H Hermann
6. Cornet tSolo-"5elected" "......,...'---
w. II. Brown.
Z. Selection--"Nabucco' Neroi
S. Waltz-"My Charmer .... Waldteuiel
PART THIRD.
Q. potpourri-"Hugueno Meyerbeer
10. Grand Fantasie-"Musical Soiree"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ;,;.Bousquet
IL. ouadriIle-"Die Figuranten" g, Faust
Il. Galop-"American Wheclmen"
...... ...s..... s.'s's. - - - -1NS